Código de Referencia: ES.41091.AGI/27.439//CUBA,2356

Título /Nombre Atribuído: Correspondencia de Florida Occidental

[f] 01-01-1804 / 31-12-1820

Nivel de Descripción: Fracción de Serie-Unidad de Instalación

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Alcance y Contenido: Correspondencia y documentación de diversas personas de Florida Occidental.
Legajo 2356. 1804-1820. Florida Occidental. Estado de Mississippi. A, 12.5 cm., 364 documents. There are documents for all the years from 1804 to 1820, except 1811, 1816, and 1817. Most of the legajo is of 1804, 1818, and 1819. Many years have only a few documents each. The documnents are arranged in chronological order. The legajo contains the following letters: 1804, Marqués de Casa Calvo, Nueva Orleans, to Príncipe de la Paz, reservada nos. 4-6 (drafts); Pierre Laussat, Nueva Orleans, to Marqués de Casa Calvo; 1804-1805, Marqués de Casa Calvo, Nueva Orleans, to Pedro Cevallos, nos. 1, 21, 1, reservada nos. 1-5, 7-10 (except, index only, nº 1), muy reservada nos. 11-13, reservada nos. 3, 4, 7, 10 (drafts); 1804-1806, 1808, Carlos de Grand Pré, Baton Rouge, to Vicente Folch, nos. 65, 97, 105, 146, 160, 178, 240; 1805-1807, Juan Ventura Morales, Panzacola, to Vicente Folch; Francisco Maximiliano de San Maxent, Mobila, to Folch, nos. 241, 243, 310; 1806, Juan Ventura Morales, Panzacola, to Carlos Howard; 1807, Vicente Folch, Panzacola, to Principe de la Paz, reservada no. 12 (draft) ; Juan Ventura Morales, Panzacola, to Cayetano Soler, nº 492 (draft; see legajo 270-2); 1807, 1809, Vicente Folch, Panzacola and Mobila, to Marqués de Someruelos, reservada nos. 60, 1 Cf. legajo 2362. 72, 75, 141 (see legajo 1574) ; 1808, Vicente Folch to Pedro Cevallos, nº 10 (draft); 1809, Carlos Dehault Delassus, Baton Rouge, to Vicente Folch, no. 251; 1812, Diego Morphy, Nueva Orleans, to Vicente Folch; 1813, Vicente Sebastián Pintado, Panzacola, to Juan de la Rua; 1814, Juan Ruiz de Apodaca, Habana, to Antonio Cano Manuel; 1815, Vicente Sebastián Pintado, Panzacola, to José de Soto; 1818, José Cienfuegos, Habana, to Francisco de Eguia, nº 222; 1818-1819, Alejandro Ramírez, Habana, to secretary of treasury, nos. 740, 828, 949, 1007, 1424. Subjects treated in the letters: 1804, exaggerated pretensions of the United States respecting the bounds of Luisiana; necessity for Spain to hold the west bank of the Mississippi; measures to prevent the americans from exploring the Missouri River; composition of the commission on the boundary; Nº 13 (Wilkinson); designs of the United States to seize Baton Rouge; affairs at Baton Rouge; insurrection at Nueva Feliciana; 1805, relations with governor Willians of Mississippi; Kempers; 1806, navigation of the bahía de Mobila and tributary rivers by the americans; 1807, violation of spanish territory by United States troops; Wilkinson; dangers from the american settlements near the Florida frontier; 1808, affairs at Baton Rouge; 1809, report of Folch on trip to Baton Rouge; 1810, affairs at Baton Rouge; 1812, relations with the indians; 1813, commission of Sebastián Pintado in Florida; 1814, attitude of Claiborne, governor of Luisiana, toward Florida;1818, possible development of commerce on the río Apalachicola; occupation of Panzacola by the United States; restoration of Panzacola to the spaniards; 1819, reoccupation of Pensacola by the spaniards. Documents other than letters: 1804, instruction to the syndics of Baton Rouge; declaration of freedom by the inhabitants of Florida Occidental, signed by Bazil Abrams; instructions for the expedition sent to suppress the insurrection at Nueva Feliciana, by Folch; 1810(?), anonymous proclamation inciting the inhabitants of Florida to revolt and join the United States; 1810, extract of the minutes of the convention held at Praderias de San Juan; 1812, proclamation of governor David Holmes, of Mississippi territory, erecting the territory between ríos Pearl and Perdido into Mobila county; report on the condition of the fort at Mobila; 1818, expediente respecting the possible trade on río Apalachicola; expediente respecting the violation of spanish territory by the United States; 1819, expediente respecting the despatch of forces to reoccupy Panzacola. Most of this legajo has been copied for the
Department of Archives and History of Mississippi, and is listed in Robertson. Listed

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